Salomé Poulain
Community@salomepoulain · Netherlands
Salomé Poulain maintains 30 skills spanning software engineering practices, academic research pipelines, scholarly writing, and personal knowledge vault management.
Agent Skills by Salomé Poulain
Showing 29 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
domain-modeling
Build and maintain project glossaries and architecture decision records during design discussions.
python-testing
Implements pytest testing patterns including fixtures, parametrization, mocking, coverage, and async tests.
systematic-debugging
Diagnose bugs through a four-phase root cause investigation process before proposing fixes.
setup-matt-pocock-skills
Configure a repository's issue tracker, triage labels, and domain doc layout for engineering skills.
vault-inbox
Triages a vault inbox drop zone into raw source stubs and wiki summaries per the vault schema.
writing-skills
Create and test AI agent skills using test-driven development methodology.
diagnosing-bugs
Diagnose hard bugs and performance regressions through a structured feedback-loop workflow.
code-review
Reviews git diffs against coding standards and originating specs using parallel sub-agents.
academic-english
Provides grammar, punctuation, and style rules for editing academic prose.
to-tickets
Breaks plans and specs into tracer-bullet tickets with declared blocking edges published to a tracker.
improve-codebase-architecture
Scan a codebase for module deepening opportunities and present them as a visual HTML report.
codebase-design
Designs deep modules with small interfaces, clean seams, and testable adapters.
prototype
Build throwaway HTML demos or UI variants to answer design questions.
tutor
Switches the conversation into a tutor persona defined in a session-scoped instruction file.
grill-with-docs
Interrogates a plan or design while generating ADRs and a glossary.
humanize
Rewrite AI-sounding prose to remove detectable AI writing patterns while preserving meaning.
academic-pipeline
Orchestrates a ten-stage academic research-to-publication workflow with integrity gates and peer review.
academic-deep-research
Orchestrates a 13-agent pipeline for rigorous academic research and APA 7.0 report generation.
browse
Automate real browser interactions through a camofox-browser HTTP server with accessibility-tree snapshots.
free-scout
Runs read-only scouting prompts on free OpenRouter models via headless Claude CLI subprocesses.
vault-teach
Teaches topics through Socratic probing and grounded explanations, logging lessons into an Obsidian vault.
academic-graphlookup
Crawls OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar citation graphs to expand and classify academic literature corpora.
humanizer
Rewrite AI-sounding prose to remove detectable AI writing patterns while preserving meaning.
unslop
Rewrites text to remove AI writing patterns and restore natural human voice.
Frequently Asked Questions About Salomé Poulain
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Salomé Poulain's skills?▼
You can write and improve pytest suites, apply test-driven development, review branches against coding standards and specs, design deep modules, run systematic literature reviews and meta-analyses, simulate five-seat peer review panels, download papers via Sci-Hub or citation-graph crawling, and edit academic prose for grammar and AI-writing tells.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers practicing TDD, code review, and domain modeling; academic researchers conducting literature reviews, fact-checks, and manuscript preparation; and knowledge workers maintaining an Obsidian-style .vault with inbox triage, summarization, and mastery-tracked teaching sessions.
How do I set up and run these skills?▼
Run setup-matt-pocock-skills once to configure the issue tracker, triage labels, and domain doc layout. The browse skill requires a one-time global install of the camofox-browser HTTP server at ~/camofox-browser. Other skills trigger on natural-language phrases like 'diagnose', 'review since X', or 'grill'.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The humanize and humanizer skills carry an explicit MIT license; other skills do not declare a license. The free-scout and academic-graphlookup skills deliberately route classification tasks through free OpenRouter models to avoid paid Sonnet subagent quota consumption.
What prerequisites and dependencies do these skills require?▼
The academic-pipeline depends on academic-deep-research, academic-paper, and academic-paper-reviewer. Python skills target *.py and *.pyi files. academic-graphlookup needs OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar access plus a free OpenRouter model. vault-summarize must run after vault-inbox creates raw stubs.